Add WHO Number of people diagnosed with a new episode of pulmonary TB whose disease was bacteriologically confirmed

[abhishekjaisw]

description: "Number of people diagnosed with a new episode of pulmonary TB whose disease was bacteriologically confirmed."

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This pull request introduces a new data import pipeline for World Health Organization (WHO) tuberculosis statistics, specifically focusing on bacteriologically confirmed pulmonary TB cases. This new data will enrich our health-related datasets. Concurrently, existing test data for the US Census ACS S1251 subject table has been updated and standardized, ensuring consistency and accuracy in demographic data processing.

Highlights

• New WHO Tuberculosis Data Import: Added a new dataset from the World Health Organization (WHO) for the number of people diagnosed with bacteriologically confirmed pulmonary tuberculosis. This includes a Python script to download the data, along with necessary configuration files (manifest, metadata, and property-value mapping) for processing and importing this data.
• US Census ACS S1251 Test Data Updates: Updated and renamed existing test data files for the US Census ACS 5-year subject table S1251. This involved reordering properties, adding age group specifications to several statistical variable nodes in the MCF, and updating the summary and column mapping JSON files to reflect new data characteristics and a '2024' year key.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new data import for the "WHO Tuberculosis Dataset: Bacteriologically Confirmed Pulmonary TB", including a Python script to download and process the data, and associated configuration files. It also updates existing ACS5YR subject table files (S1251) to reflect a new data year (2024) and adjusts some property ordering and node names. Feedback includes addressing a missing test data file or generation instructions for the new TB import, updating documentation for filename consistency, and adding warning logs for unmatched countries during data merging.

[abhishekjaisw]

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Code Review

This pull request removes an old ACS dataset and introduces a new import for the WHO Tuberculosis dataset. The new import includes a Python script to download and process the data, along with configuration files for statistical variable mapping and schema definitions. A critical issue was identified in the download_tb_data.py script where the master_response variable was used without being defined, which needs to be fixed to correctly fetch the master data.